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Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Night probe.Old divers' term for exploring the dark of underwater caves. North American Treaty.Treaty signed by the United States and Britain that sells Canada to the United States. The deal was arranged because Britain was short of funds just prior to the outbreak of World War I. The price was one billion dollars, and one hundred fifty million was the down payment which, after the loss of the treaty copies, was converted to a loan. O'Leery, Ms.Self-made woman with vast cosmetics fortune. Bids against Pitt for the Jensen Convertible but backs down. Pitt had a fling with her in the past. Ocean Venturer.NUMA research vessel. Designed with a rounded bow and oval fantail, the egg-shaped bridge rests on an arched spire. Amidships is a derrick like those at an oil field. Hull is white-colored and double-hulled for breaking through ice. The vessel is heavily damaged by an explosion from the Empress of Ireland detonated by Gly. Total deaths from the explosion total twelve. Official Secrets Vault.Section in the basement of the Sanctuary Building where Beaseley discovers the meaning of the North American Treaty. Parkenham, Sir Edward.Led the last British force before the Royal Marines inNight Probe! to invade the United States. Parkenham and his group invaded New Orleans in 1814. Pam Quebecois.Canadian political party that advocates a free Quebec. Peace Tower.The tower, two hundred ninety-one feet taft, that forms the center block of the Canadian Parliament. Pitt orders Westler piloting the Scinletti to land in front of the tower. Phoenix, U.S.S.U.S. Navy guided missile cruiser that is ordered to protect the Ocean Venturer from the Huron. Pilcher, Nathan.With wife, Hattie, was owner of the Pilcher Inn in Poughkeepsie, New York. Murdered, then cooked and served between fifteen and twenty people.
Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter, http://www.processtext.com/abclit.html Pointe all Pere.Also known as "Father's Point" in English. Location of the cemetery maintained by the Canadian Pacific Railway that holds the graves of the eighty-eight, mostly third-class passengers that were unidentified victims of the sinking of the Empress of Ireland Powers, Mary.One of the NUMA operators of the Sappho I on the Empress of Ireland project. Breaks both arms and suffers a concussion when the explosives explode on the Empress of Ireland President of the United States.Described as looking tired and worn. The president is small in stature, with brown hair streaked with white and thinning; his features, once cheerful and crinkling, are now set and solemn. A native of New Mexico, he was inaugurated only a few weeks prior after serving twenty years in the Senate. By education and occupation, he is an attorney. Pullman car.Famous maker of railroad cars. The one Essex rides in is seventy feet long and finished in elaborately carved Circassian walnut. Brass electrical lights adorn the walls, and it features red velvet revolving chairs and potted palms. The sleeping compartment features beveled mirrors and ceramic tiled floors in the lavatories. Pyroxone.A pliable incendiary substance that can burn underwater at incredibly high temperatures. Once molded to the surface to be burned, it is ignited by an electronic signal. Bums at three thousand degrees Celsius, so pyroxone can even burn through rock. Quayle, Sam.Electronics wizard on the Doodlebug when it is attacked by U.S. Navy Amberjack-class submarine. Quebec, Canada.French-Canadian providence in Canada that votes to become an independent country detached from the rest of Canada. Quebec Hydro Power.The Canadian power company responsible for building and operating the James Bay Project. Remote Search Vehicle.NUMA underwater propulsion vehicle used on the Empress of Ireland project. Described as shaped like an elongated teardrop, only three feet long and ten inches in diameter,
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